Chiles and … Chocolate?

By Tanner Clinch

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Sweetness and fire come together in this uniquely borderlands celebration: Chiles & Chocolate & Day of the Dead this Friday and Saturday Oct. 30 and 31. Go down to Tohono Chul Park (7366 N Paseo del Norte) where there will be chile vendors and roasters, food trucks that can satisfy your craving for spicy chocolate goodies, and Day of the Dead inspired crafts and face painting. Come try something new and pay homage to the cult of the chile. Tickets are $15, Children under 12 get in free! For more info, go to Facebook event page.